10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LA HOGUE»
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Bulletins of the campaign [compiled from the London gazette].
English brig Catherine, of 132 tons and 8 men, laden with rum, from St.
Bartholomew's, bound to Boston, captured by the La Hogue, May 2, 1813 ; sent to
Halifax. .American brig Diomede, of 2 guns, 232 tons, and 8 men, laden with
sugar and ...
2
The British Raid on Essex: The Forgotten Battle of the War ...
Lieutenant Mathew Liddon, HMS Maidstone, in command of one Barge from the
Maidstone Lietuenant Henry Pyne, HMS La Hogue, in command of Barge from
HMS La Hogue Lieutenant Walter Griffith Lloyd, HMS Endymion, in command of
all ...
3
Behold the Hero: General Wolfe and the Arts in the ...
Two scenes from modern history were chosen: the battle of La Hogue, a naval
engagement between the allied English and Dutch fleets against the French in
1692, and the 1690 battle of the Boyne. The undated painting La Hogue, and the
...
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The seaman's new guide, revised by J.S. Hobbs
The little Harbour, or Port of La Hogue, lies 7 miles to the southward of Cape
Barfleur. It is dry every tide; but will admit of ships drawing 12 or 14 feet, and
shelter them from all winds, excepting from E.S.E. to S.S.E., to which it is exposed
.
New seaman's Guide, John Chandler (pilot.), J S Hobbs, 1847
5
Sailing directions for the English Channel and coast of ...
Towards Barfleur from the Seine keep your soundings about 16 and 20 fathoms,
the ground small pebbles, with very little sand, steering N.W. £ N. To the
southward of Cape Barfleur, about 7 or 8 miles, is the small harbour of La Hogue.
John Walker (geographer to the East India company.), Alexander Walker (of Liverpool.), 1844
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North coast of France pilot: including the Channel Islands
The tide rises abreast of La Hogue Tower from 14 to 15 feet at springs and from 7
£ to 8 J feet at the lowest neaps; in the southern part it rises 2 or 3 feet higher.
Fresh winds from southwest by south to west by south raise the tide a foot or two
...
United States. Hydrographic Office, 1917
The tide rises abreast of La Hogue Tower from 14 to 15 feet at springs and from
71 to 81 feet at the lowest neaps; in the southern part it rises 2 or 3 feet higher.
Fresh winds from southwest by south to west by south raise the tide a foot or two
...
United States. Hydrographic Office, 1915
8
How Britain Won the War of 1812: The Royal Navy's Blockades ...
Date of 27/06/1813 Little Bill schooner HMS Loup Cervier 27/06/1813 Rebecca
schooner HMS Boxer 28/06/1813 Nancy schooner HMS Boxer 28/06/1813
Harriet (recap) schooner HMS Dover 30/06/1813 Minerva brig HMS La Hogue ...
Jasper loam, 5 to 10 percent slopes, eroded, has a thinner dark surface layer
than is defined as the range for the series. La Hogue Series The La Hogue series
consists of somewhat poorly drained soils on outwash plains. These soils formed
...
United States. Bureau of Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, 1996
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An Encyclopedia of Battles: Accounts of Over 1,560 Battles ...
See La Hogue; Neerwinden 1; Grand Alliance, War of the. Lagos II (Seven Years'
War), 1759. In the fourth year of the war, King Louis XV's government ordered the
French fleet to concentrate at Brest for a planned invasion of England.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LA HOGUE»
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Blast destroys Young Teazer
Slipping safely out of enemy reach, Dobson arrogantly challenged the captain of the enormous 74-gun HMS La Hogue to engage. Recognizing ... «The Kingston Whig-Standard, Jun 15»
Top 11 restaurants in Ely, according to TripAdvisor
La Hogue Farm Shop & Café, Chippenham. It offers comfortable, relaxed indoor and al fresco eating with a large landscaped lawn and patio ... «Cambridge News, May 15»
Friday, May 29
Some historians list date as end of Middle Ages. 1692 - British fleet defeats French Navy at La Hogue, ending attempted invasion of England. «New Zealand Herald, May 15»
New bike shops for Kent and Cambridgeshire
Cunningly it has teamed up with a nearby popular cafe for cyclists - lycra clan riders at La Hogue will get a discount at the new shop for a ... «Bike Biz, Apr 15»
C6 Bikes opens in Waterbeach to cater for cyclists passionate about …
To celebrate the opening, C6 Bikes has partnered with La Hogue Farm Shop & Café, Chippenham, to offer a discount on products bought in ... «Ely Standard, Mar 15»
Waterbeach to get new bike shop as C6 Bikes prepares to open
To celebrate the shop's opening, C6 Bikes has partnered with La Hogue Farm Shop and Café, Chippenham, to offer a discount on products ... «Cambridge News, Mar 15»
Picture of the week
... could win you a £10 voucher to spend at the award winning La Hogue farm shop in Chippenham, just off the A11 outside Newmarket. «Newmarket Journal, Feb 15»
Sloman put legacy in fine print
In 1859 he set sail for Sydney in the ship La Hogue, arriving in October that year. He left Sydney for Moreton Bay (as Queensland was then ... «The Queensland Times, Oct 14»
La Hogue is Journal readers' favourite
Journal advertising executive Melissa Rochester, pictured left, presented the award to the La Hogue team, from left senior chef Colin Scott, ... «Newmarket Journal, Sep 14»
Wedding expo a hit with brides-to-be
Annie La Hogue recruited the help of her friend and "wedding consultant" Emma Oberhardt to get some inspiration for her wedding. «Gladstone Observer, Jul 14»
